Cancelled Aussie celebrity chef Pete Evans has he met with US President Donald Trump and billionaire Elon Musk as part of the Make America Healthy Again program.
Evans met Trump and Musk at the president’s Florida residence Mar-a-Lago this week after it was announced he will be joining the Make America Healthy Again program and working with Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
The celebrity chef and former host of top-rating Australian reality show My Kitchen Rules had previously posted photos of himself alongside RFK Jr while wearing the infamous MAGA hat.
On Sunday he boasted to his Instagram and X followers he had met with Trump and Musk.
‘Beautiful evening at (Mar-a-Lago) with some wonderful friends who invited me for dinner,’ Evans said on X, formerly known as Twitter and now owned by Musk.
‘Got to meet and shake hands with the legendary DJ that was spinning the tracks all night for his guests the President as well as (Musk) and (media mogul James O’Keefe).’
The post was another sign that Evans was making a comeback after he was ‘cancelled’ for his controversial views on Covid and the vaccine.
Evans previously told US outlet Newsmax TV he’s ‘back from being cancelled’ and would be collaborating with RFK Jr. after recently publishing his new book Healthy Food for Health Kids.
Pete Evans (pictured) posted photos of himself wearing the infamous MAGA hat
Evans announced he will be joining the Make America Healthy Again program and working with Robert F. Kennedy Jr (right)
‘It’s such an honour to work with Children’s Health Defence and Bobby’s team,’ he said.
‘Bobby is one of the most miraculous, brave (and) beautiful individuals that I’ve had the pleasure of meeting and speaking with over the last four or five years and he inspires me daily as he no doubt inspires a lot of people.
‘I just want to congratulate him for the tenacity, determination and for what he is about to change, and I believe, bring to the fore. I think sometimes health is pushed to the side of the news so thanks for having me on.’
Evans also gave US viewers a taste of what to expect and some tips on eating healthy.
‘Go as natural as possible, always, it’s common-sense,’ he said.
‘Get the best quality meat, seafood, fruit and vegetables that you can find in your local area, that are seasonal that haven’t been sprayed with toxic chemicals, whether you can find them, I’m going to say something very controversial try not to buy out of the packet as often as you can.’
Evans had both his Facebook and Instagram accounts deleted by the social media giant after it accused him of ‘repeatedly sharing debunked claims about the coronavirus or vaccines’ at the height of the pandemic.
He was also axed by Channel 7 and his book publisher Pan MacMillan dumped him despite penning multiple best-selling books.
Evans said he would be collaborating with RFK Jr. after recently publishing his new book Healthy Food for Healthy Kids
Evans’ comeback was cemented after he boasted to his Instagram and X followers he had met with Trump and Musk
Evans opened up about his brutal fall from grace after after he was viciously trolled about ‘wanting to kill babies’.
Evans told the Kyle & Jackie O Show last November he quickly went from being ‘the boy next door’ to being ridiculed as an ‘oddball conspiracy theorist after speaking out against big pharma and processed foods’.
‘The real sort of attacks that happened to me was when I started to talk about dietary principles, right?’ Evans said in an interview with hit radio hosts Kyle Sandilands and Jackie ‘O’ Henderson.
‘I was the boy next door on television and then, all of a sudden, I said, “You can actually potentially improve your health if you eat organic, have some great quality meat and seafood, avoid sort of the processed foods”.
‘As soon as I started to say that, and the books became number one bestsellers… that’s when the attacks started to happen because … it disrupts the systems that are in place to keep people sick.
‘It’s like, “We’ve got to stop this, we’ve got to stop this right now”.’
Evans claimed he met President Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago
Evans boasted on Sunday he had partied with billionaire Elon Musk
He said his cancellation was driven by the same commercial entities who targeted RFK Jr after he was selected to be US health secretary by President Trump.
Evans’ comments came after Daily Mail Australia revealed the axed TV presenter and chef had teamed up with Kennedy to release his latest book.
Healthy Food for Healthy Kids includes 120 ‘paleo- and keto-friendly meals that your kid will love’ was published by Kennedy’s activist group the Children’s Health Defense on January 28.
Evans credited his close friend RFK Jr with personally lining up the deal.
The release marked Evans’ first return to culinary writing since his former publisher Pan MacMillan scrapped his book deal.
